Am 09.03.2010 00:05, schrieb Nick Black: > Hi André, Hey!
> I hope you don't mind me answering in English - my German is non > existant. No problem... I'm definitely not the best English speaker, but I'll try my best ;). > I'm glad you have found Mapzen and have been enjoying it so far. The > idea of Mapzen is to provide an easy, fun to use map editor for people > who are new to OpenStreetMap. It was released in its current Beta > form in November 2009 and has been developed since then. > > You can read more about the latest release of Mapzen including the > roadmap here: > http://blog.cloudmade.com/2010/02/20/mapzen-updates-and-sneak-preview-of-the-next-release/ Ah, ok. Thank you so far. My question was if it's a professional tool or if it's better for beginners. The UI quiet impressed me and it seems to be very intuitive, so I asked myself as advanced user if I should use it in the future. I saw this screenshot of the turn restrictions editor and it looked very usable to me. My first impression: Let's keep that piece of software in your viewport. Therefore I asked for some kind of a comparison between JOSM, Potlach and Mapzen. I'll try it in any case if I find some free minutes. > If you need some tips (in English only for now, I'm afraid) there are > some CloudMade people using Mapzen who can help: > > Thea - http://mapzen.cloudmade.com/user/149327783 > Me (Nick) - http://mapzen.cloudmade.com/user/654502734 > Yuliya - http://mapzen.cloudmade.com/user/106573939 Ok, I'll keep those persons in my mind. Thank you. Best regards, André
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